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I would toss any meat/dairy products.
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I use a service and they say good for 24 hours. Agree with toss the meat and dairy.
It is 105 where I live. No way an ice pack is going to last 26 hours in that temperature. Maybe boxed stuff is ok, but it might also be melty and gross.
See how cold they are when you get to them!
This is a good solution. Take temp of box right after opening it and assess from there
Toss the perishable stuff
Bacterial growth is insane at temperatures over 40 F and under 140 F.
Toss anything at risk.
“… an ice pack …” likely doesn’t provide enough for that duration. If it’s in insulated packing with ice packs and outside temp hasn’t been extreme - then MAY BE ok. Check the temp of anything perishable and assume it’s been that temp for hours - toss anything above 40F
If you’re friends with any of your neighbors or have a friend close by, I would call them and offer to let them have the perishables if they’ll hang onto the other stuff for you until you get home. Less waste and your stuff won’t be left sitting. (We’ve done this with out blue apron orders before… next door neighbor can pick a meal to keep if they’ll swing by and grab it for us when we’re unexpectedly unable to get to it).